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    hunter. Men do the heavy work such as felling trees and clearing underbrush for a garden to be planted. Men are also the fighters or warriors. Many times a war between villages starts because one of their women has been kidnapped. Only men can be a Shaman or the head of a…

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    Native American culture has been slowly dying for a little over five centuries. It started in 1492 when Columbus sailed out on his historic voyage and it is still going on in present day America. Interactions between Native Americans and European settlers often resulted in the complete destruction of music considered “pagan” by the Europeans. Native people were continuously removed and relocated from their ancestral homelands, losing many of their mythologies and ancient music traditions in the…

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    There was a guy who had never met his natural father in one village. He lived in peace. He often went out and adventured into forests or mountains with a friend of his as kids do out of their curiosity. His name is Riku. He spent most of time with the friend. His name is Heracles. He was so courageous and that he had beaten a great number of monsters that used to threaten people in their village. He was also well-known as a son of Zeus. His father was a son of Cronos and ruled as a king of gods.…

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    The Amazon Rainforest, the largest rainforest in the world. Covering over a billion acres in the countries of Brazil, Venezuela, and Columbia; the Amazon is home to 40,000 plant species, 1,300 bird species, 3,000 types of fish, 430 mammals and 2.5 million different insects. That’s a lot of life, not even including the 700,000 indigenous tribal people that are living in the Amazon today. This untamed jungle is disappearing fast, 14% of the world was covered by rainforests thousands of years ago…

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    Smoking of tobacco Description: In smoking tobacco, the main people that use it were the shamans, chiefs, and councilors. Also, anybody used it in rituals to the spirits. Smoking tobacco was done during important decisions by the chiefs and councilors, shamans used it for driving diseases away, and it would be tossed into the fire when someone…

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    spirits, the shaman and ancestor worship. Hmong culture believe that spirits reside in all things and are in two worlds. The two worlds are known as "Yeeb – Ceeb, which is the land of the spirits and the Yaj – Ceeb, that is the world of human beings, material objects and nature." (Owens, 2007) The shaman is important as they can make contact with the spirit world and often call upon a certain spirits. These are usually ancestors that serve as allies in the spirit world. There are shamans and…

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    Introduction The film The Split Horn The Life of a Hmong Shaman in America focuses on how health and illness is dealt with in the Hmong culture. It is about the life of a Hmong family who moved to Appleton Wisconsin from Laos and how they are adapting to this new place. The journey of a Shaman 's family is explored and it is expressed that they have their own set of traditions in their culture but when this family moved to America it was learned that it is difficult to carry out traditions.…

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    Pilaga Disease Case Study

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    Health and Culture Assignment 1. What is Chagas disease? How is it transmitted? Where is it found? What are the symptoms of Chagas disease? Chagas disease is a disease caused by a Trypanosome cruzi parasite. This particular parasite feeds on the blood and lymph on the animal it infects from the triatomine bug (vinchucas) bite. The triatomine bug usually hides in the walls and appear at night feeding on the flesh of the natives while they sleep. The disease is primarily found in the Argentina…

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    being an adult in the tribe, or an answer to a posed question. Some Indians gain a rare skill where they can control their dreams. This is seen as an act of incredible power. The religious practices vary from tribe to tribe, however, most tribes use shamans or a medicine-man to help understand visions given to the people by spirits. Just as people…

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    As a document written many years ago, it has been interpreted in different ways, which makes it a living document. “The proper role of the Supreme Court, it is said, is to interpret the Constitution, not rewrite it” (Shaman, 2001). As a living document “We the People” attempt to use the words of the constitution to benefit us, both in a negative and positive manner. Past, present, and the future pose a disadvantage to the written constitution. Attempting to change the…

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